Money Market Update From City Sealed With Quiet Trading
The Lisbon news is sparse while Spain’s situation weakens Christian prospects. Bonds fall little due to reluctance to offload, Portuguese 5 percent at 89 3, Dutch 23 percent near 52 7, Consols 913, Exchequer Bills 47 to 49 premium. Cotton market active on speculation, while equities stay subdued and only first rate securities attract investment.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Spain
Peninsulas
Don Carlos
Madrid
Holland
India
Carlist Expedition Advances on Segovia and Madrid
The Moniteur reports a Carlist force of up to 5,000 crossing the Douro and seizing Segovia near San Ildefonso, while pursuing toward Guadarrama to threaten Madrid. War Minister cites 11,000 Christiao cavalry unpaid. Espartero and Buerens reportedly have only 1,000. Don Carlos abandons siege at Cantavieja and moves toward Villafranca, eyeing ports to Valencia or Castellon de la Plana.
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Spain
Castile
Douro
Lerma
Segovia
San Ildefonso
Escorial
Guadarramea
Madrid
Cortes
Christiao
Espartero
Buerens
Don Carlos
Cantavieja
Villafranca
Cuxtrat Court Opens with Heavy August Sessions
The Cuxtrat Criminal Court opens this morning for the August Sessions with a calendar of about 249 prisoners, likely to rise to 320. The docket suggests a protracted term due to many examinations and traversed misdemeanors. Names like Str Witzframt Motesworth and Mr Warburton appear as possible agents for Canada if Mr Roebuck fails to win a Commons seat. Returns from Scotland nearly complete. Ireland’s counties still pending Cork and Youghall. Also reports of bribery petitions, registration drives in Middlesex, and voters aged 102 and 99 casting ballots. An inquest in Bank梅 Avenue notes the death of Moore, 28, from injuries from a brickbat, with Feargus O Connor rumored to comment on the incident.
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Cuxtrat
Witzframt
Motesworth
Warburton
Canada
Roebuck
House of Commons
Gibson
Wason
Bury
Globe
Otv
James Farham
John Crackles
Doncaster Gazette
East Surrey
Alsager
Beauclerk
Kemble
Briscoe
King
Angerstein
Ocean
Statins Condon Mercury
Feargus O'Connor
Leeds Mercury
Elections Pending Ireland Queen's County Nomination Turmoil
The article reports chaotic nomination day in Ireland's Queen's County with Orange tensions, injuries from fighting, and a tally showing Sir Charles Coote leading over Fitzpatrick. It analyzes party splits, potential reformer and Tory counts, and the impact on ministerial majorities.
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Queen's County
Orange Party
Touoonay
Members Returned After Parliament Dissolution
Those marked were not returned in the last Parliament at its dissolution. The markers indicate MPs who did not represent the same places for which they now sit in Scotland.
Return of Mr. Hume Defeating O'Connell and Ewart in Middlesex
Intelligence of Hume's defeat leads to withdrawal of Ewart and return of Hume. Polls show Hume majority over O'Connell and Ewart as the final tally grants Hume the seat. Also, guardians vote to reject Dr. Spry's £28 burial claim, citing refusal to provide spiritual consolation.
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Ireland
Scotland
P. Pusey
S. Spry
G. Crewe
G. Noel
G. F. Young
E. Wilmot
Lord Northland
Lord Alexander
Kim Kenny
Hume
Middlesex
London
Ewart
O'Connell
O Ewart
Mr. Hume
St. Mary- Sebone
Spry
Potter
Gentleman
Dissenters Marriages Registered in Tuesday Gazette
Buildings certified as duly registered for solemnizing marriages include Havant Meeting-house in Havant Hants with Charles B Long, and Abbey Lane Chapel Saffron Walden Essex with R D Thurgood. Other chapels listed across Somersetshire Wilts Liverpool Whitby and London with appointed superintendent registrars.
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Havant Meeting-house
Havant
Hants
Chas
B. Longcroft
Abbey Lane
Saffron Walden
Essex
R.D. Thurgood
St. Michael's Chapel
Shortwood
Hinton Blewett
Somersetshire
John Rees Mogg
Silver-Street
Ruswarp
Whitby
Clifflane
New Presbyterian
Robert Brecon
Pennington-street
Wapping
Sion
Union-street
Mile-and
Old Town
William Leach
Relief
Chapel-street
Berwick-upon-Tweed
Donald Sinclair
Scotch Secession
Mount Pleasant
Liverpool
James Boardman
Lower Meeting
Ringwood
H. St. John Neale
New Jerusalem
Cross-street
Hatton Garden
John
Taylor
Mere
Wilts
Fras. Seymour
Swiss Scientific Meeting at Neufchatel Presided by Agasaiz
The Swiss Scientific Meeting gathered this year on the 23rd at Neufchatel with 160 members including foreigners, under Professor Agasaiz. Next year the gathering will be held in Basle. An eccentric woman Lawson is described in a copied report from daily papers noting her death.
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Neufchatel
Agasaiz
Cuvier
Switzerland
Basle
Orp
Lawson
Private and Joint Stock Banks 1837 England and Wales totals
An accounting of notes in circulation by private and joint stock banks from April 1 to July 1, 1837, with returns from the 3rd and 4th William IV. c. 83. Also notes on church rates dispute, a death, election notices, and local incidents including a cholera report and a fire at Hodge's mill.
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England
Wales
William IV
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de Roebeck
Fitzpatrick
Vesey
C.coote
Maryborough
the Chronicle
Robert Peel
George F. Young
Pusey
Messrs
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Heneage
Cotland
Kildare
Tsurspay
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O’ferrall
Archbold
Lhuesday
Howard R
Acton
Grattan
Humphreys
Howard
M. J. O'Connell
Mullins
Blennerhassett
Hickson
Tuursday
R. Levinge
R. Naglee
M.L. Chapman
R. Handcockork
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Duffy
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W. Rae
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Dundee
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Lord
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Westgate Chapel
Wm. Fawcett
Sutton
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Prince Louis DE la Tremouille
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Advertiser
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Exeter Hall
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Stamford Mercury
Rome
Genoa
R. Peer
Derry
George Robert Dawson
Orange
Admiralty
Privy Council
G. R. Dawson
Dawson
Limenouse
Hodge
Mill-Wright
Fore-street
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